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🚒 BIG NEWS FOR GRAYSVILLE FIRE! 🚒We are proud to congratulate the Graysville Volunteer Fire Department on being awarded ...
09/01/2026

🚒 BIG NEWS FOR GRAYSVILLE FIRE! 🚒

We are proud to congratulate the Graysville Volunteer Fire Department on being awarded a $56,730 Volunteer Firefighter Equipment and Training Grant through the Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office!

This funding will help provide our firefighters with the equipment and training they need to serve our community safely and effectively. For a volunteer department, an investment like this makes a tremendous difference—not only for our firefighters, but for every resident and family they stand ready to protect.

We are incredibly proud of the men and women of GVFD who give their time, energy, and dedication to serving Graysville. This grant is a well-deserved investment in their continued service and in the safety of our community.

🔥 Congratulations, Graysville Volunteer Fire Department! Thank you for answering the call and for everything you do for Graysville. ❤️🚒

08/28/2026

🏈 RHEA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL — GAME DAY TRAFFIC PLAN

This week, the Rhea County Sheriff’s Department will be trying out a new traffic control plan to help accommodate the increased traffic flow expected in the area on Rhea County High School varsity football game days.

This traffic plan will be used for all RCHS varsity football events and is designed to help maintain a safe and efficient flow of vehicle and pedestrian traffic before and after each game.

🚗 GETTING TO THE GAME

Traffic in the area is expected to be heavy on all game days. Visitors are encouraged to plan accordingly and allow additional time when traveling to Rhea County High School.

🚧 GAME DAY TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS

The game day traffic plan will be implemented approximately 1½ hours prior to the start of each game. Normal traffic operations will resume until the end of the 3rd Quarter, at which time the post-game traffic plan will be activated.

Before the game:

Eagle Lane will remain normal two-way traffic prior to the start of the game.
Rhea County Sheriff’s Department deputies will begin traffic control at the intersection of U.S. Highway 27 and Eagle Lane approximately 1½ hours before kickoff.
Deputies will staff intersections in the immediate area before and after the event to assist with the safe movement of vehicles and pedestrians.
Traffic control operations will continue until approximately one hour after the game concludes, or until parking areas have emptied.

🏁 POST-GAME TRAFFIC

Following the conclusion of the game:

Traffic exiting the parking lots on Eagle Lane will be routed toward U.S. Highway 27 using two exit lanes.
At the railroad bridge, traffic will merge into the middle lane for northbound traffic and the right lane for southbound traffic.
Vehicles exiting the high school parking lot may also travel south on Back Valley Road.
The incoming lane will remain open for parents and others who need to access the high school for post-game pickup.

🚶 PEDESTRIAN PICKUP

Pedestrians walking or waiting for a ride MUST be picked up at the front entrance of Rhea County High School following the game.

Please do not attempt to pick up passengers along Eagle Lane or in other areas of the traffic flow.

🅿️ PARKING

There is absolutely NO PARKING along the shoulder of Eagle Lane.

Designated parking areas are available at:

Rhea Middle School
Rhea County High School

Anyone traveling to the area is reminded to obey all posted NO PARKING restrictions. Vehicles parked in restricted areas may be towed at the owner’s expense.

We appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation as we try this traffic plan out this week. Our goal is to improve traffic flow while keeping students, athletes, families, spectators, pedestrians, and motorists safe.

📢 Traffic updates and any changes to the traffic plan will be posted on the Rhea County Sheriff’s Department page.

Please plan ahead, allow extra travel time, follow the directions of law enforcement officers, and drive safely!

Today we stop for a moment just to reflect on a life that touched so many! To know Jimmy was to love him! He was always ...
08/09/2026

Today we stop for a moment just to reflect on a life that touched so many! To know Jimmy was to love him! He was always there to lend a hand when needed even though he was in the condition he was in. We miss you daily our dear friend, Happy Heavenly Birthday. #1108

Such a great time with the community!!!
07/26/2026

Such a great time with the community!!!

07/23/2026

LOST AND FOUND:

Found on Pikeville Ave and turned in to the Water Department Office at City Hall.

If these are yours and you can identify the make of the key/fob it can be picked up at city hall during normal business hours.

07/15/2026

🚔 GRAYSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT | TRAFFIC SAFETY REMINDER 🚔

KEEP RIGHT, EXCEPT TO PASS

Did you know that under Tennessee Code Annotated (T.C.A.) 55-8-204, drivers are required to drive in the right lane and use the left lane only for passing?

The left lane is not a travel lane. Once you have safely passed another vehicle, you should return to the right lane. Remaining in the left lane while impeding traffic can create congestion, increase driver frustration, and contribute to dangerous driving situations.

Remember:
✅ The left lane is for passing only.
✅ After passing, move back to the right lane.
✅ Keep traffic flowing safely and efficiently.
✅ Be courteous to other motorists.

Traffic laws are in place to improve safety for everyone on Tennessee’s roadways. By following this law, you help reduce unnecessary traffic backups and lower the risk of crashes.

The Graysville Police Department will continue to educate motorists and enforce Tennessee traffic laws to help keep our roads safe for residents and visitors alike.

Please do your part:
Drive Right. Pass Left. Arrive Safe.

07/10/2026

Please join us for our Community Safety Event on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at Centennial Park and surrounding area!

****Due to the weather, we are moving the event to the gym at Dayton City School, located at 520 Cherry Street. ****

See you on Sunday!
07/10/2026

See you on Sunday!

Come out and get your supplies!

Thank you so much to the people that make this happen every year for Graysville 📚✂️✏️

Sponsored by Good Samaritan Thrift-Graysville, Graysville City Fire Department, and Graysville Police Department

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311 Long Street
Dayton, TN
37321

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